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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1941
Page
4
The Butler Herald, official organ of Taylor County, publishes weekly with editor Chas Benns Jr and Cox as publisher manager. It notes historical quotes and local reflections on ambition, marriage, and a Macon real estate anecdote from Eugene Anderson about T and Billings.
The Party of Georgia, a youth driven organization formed in Atlanta in 1939, has grown to six counties with members across the state. Its platform lists practical goals to improve the state, signaling a future where young Georgians pursue public service and a deeper love for Georgia.
A nostalgic verse imagines escaping winter with fields near harvest. It depicts a crow finding the cornfield, larks nesting, plowman’s voice, arid sun heating sand, barefoot children in branches, and Georgia watermelons ripe and sweet.
A reflective piece on how education adapts to rapid social and technological change. It compares historic frontier hardship to modern pace, notes mass production and media spread, and argues schools must guide students toward wise, responsible adjustment to the evolving world.
An Atlanta Constitution meditation on free will amid Nazism. It argues evil and good define each other, praises British resolve, and sees Nazi shadow as a catalyst for revived faith in freedom and justice worldwide. The piece frames Hitler as embodiment of darkness, contrasts faith and courage, and foresees light overcoming tyranny.
A psychologist suggests men favor blue as their favorite color while noting the idea may reflect a bias toward non rosy perspectives rather than an intrinsic choice. The remark contrasts with rosy colored views on color symbolism.
A reflective piece on ignorance versus knowledge and the dangers of misguided zeal. It argues that revolution arises when people have nothing to lose and warns against delegated power unchecked by accountability. The essay cautions against assuming moral superiority and infallibility in humans and favors measured, enduring values over temporal rewards.
A humorous column notes social quirks in religion and media, jokes about newspapermen, radio and screen stars, and a remark on Chicago granting a key to visiting celebrities. It comments on Georgia 1941 license tags and their notable size, linking tag drag to car power.
A Southern Forest Experiment Station report ranks Georgia among states by lumber, pulpwood, and veneer production. Georgia leads in forest area but trails in drain, with 1,607 mills across pine hardwood and no cypress mills. small mills make 92 percent of all but yield only 3.44 percent of pine output, while large mills exceed one third of pine production in value.
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